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US Reciprocal Tariffs A Challenge And A Chance For India: Commerce Secretary
Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal on Tuesday said that reciprocal tariffs are both a challenge and an opportunity for India with the government negotiating a bilateral trade deal with the US.
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US Gold Card Scheme A Hit? Trump's Top Official Says "1,000 Sold In A Day"
Donald Trump's 'Gold Card' or 'Golden Visa' scheme, which offers permanent residency and optional citizenship of the United States for $5 million, per card, seems to have become a hit, if US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's claim is indeed true.
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Trump Official Hints Canada, Mexico Could See Relief From US Tariffs
The US commerce secretary on Tuesday said President Donald Trump could dial down huge tariffs on Canada and Mexico this week while maintaining pressure on China, hours after Canada's premier attacked the United States' "dumb" trade war.
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Trump Tariffs On Canada, Mexico To Go Live Tomorrow, But They May Not Be 25%
US tariffs on Canada and Mexico will go into effect on Tuesday (March 4), as originally planned, but President Donald Trump would determine whether to stick with the original 25 per cent level, America's commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, said.
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India, UK Aim To Triple Bilateral Trade In 10 Years. Leaders Meet In Delhi
Talk on a free trade agreement between India and the United Kingdom resumed today after a months-long gap. UK's Secretary of State for Business and Trade, Jonathan Reynolds met Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal in this regard.
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Donald Trump Picks China Hawk Howard Lutnick As His Commerce Secretary
US President-elect Donald Trump nominated Howard Lutnick, the co-chair of his transition team, as his commerce secretary on Tuesday -- a choice set to bring a tougher stance on China from the incoming administration.
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Trump Names Howard Lutnick As Commerce Secretary In Key Transition Pick
President-elect Donald Trump nominated Howard Lutnick, the co-chair of his transition team, as his commerce secretary on Tuesday -- a choice set to bring a tougher stance on China from the incoming administration.
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India, US Sign Pact to Cooperate on Critical Battery Mineral Supply Chains
Indian Trade Minister Piyush Goyal and US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo have signed an MoU for the supply of lithium, cobalt and other critical minerals used in electric vehicles and clean energy applications.
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India, UK Ministers Discuss Plan To Take Forward Talks On Free Trade Deal
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal met UK Secretary of State for Business and Trade Jonathan Reynolds in Italy and discussed plans to take forward the negotiations on the proposed free trade agreement, an official statement said on Wednesday
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How US Is Preventing China from Using Its Technology For Artificial Intelligence
The Biden administration is proposing requiring US cloud companies to determine whether foreign entities are accessing US data centers to train AI models, US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said on Friday.
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US Senator Calls For Investigation Into 'Sewage Garlic' Imports From China
A US senator urged the government to investigate the national security implications of garlic imports from China.
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China "Not Our Friend, Biggest Threat We've Ever Had": US Commerce Chief
US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Saturday urged lawmakers, Silicon Valley and US allies to stop China from getting semiconductors and cutting-edge technologies key to national security.
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CBSE Asks School Heads To Submit Student Registrations For ICSI Commerce Olympiad, Check Details
The examination will be conducted on December 14, 2023 in MCQ mode for a 50 minutes duration.
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Laptop, PC Import: Deadline Ends, Here's What Government Will Do Now
This marks a significant shift from the government's previous decision to require licenses for importing these products.
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No Restriction On Laptop Imports, We're Only Monitoring: Commerce Secretary
India will not impose the licensing requirement on imports of laptops and computers but will only monitor their inbound shipments, a top government official said.
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US Reciprocal Tariffs A Challenge And A Chance For India: Commerce Secretary
Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal on Tuesday said that reciprocal tariffs are both a challenge and an opportunity for India with the government negotiating a bilateral trade deal with the US.
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US Gold Card Scheme A Hit? Trump's Top Official Says "1,000 Sold In A Day"
Donald Trump's 'Gold Card' or 'Golden Visa' scheme, which offers permanent residency and optional citizenship of the United States for $5 million, per card, seems to have become a hit, if US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's claim is indeed true.
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Trump Official Hints Canada, Mexico Could See Relief From US Tariffs
The US commerce secretary on Tuesday said President Donald Trump could dial down huge tariffs on Canada and Mexico this week while maintaining pressure on China, hours after Canada's premier attacked the United States' "dumb" trade war.
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Trump Tariffs On Canada, Mexico To Go Live Tomorrow, But They May Not Be 25%
US tariffs on Canada and Mexico will go into effect on Tuesday (March 4), as originally planned, but President Donald Trump would determine whether to stick with the original 25 per cent level, America's commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, said.
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India, UK Aim To Triple Bilateral Trade In 10 Years. Leaders Meet In Delhi
Talk on a free trade agreement between India and the United Kingdom resumed today after a months-long gap. UK's Secretary of State for Business and Trade, Jonathan Reynolds met Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal in this regard.
-
Donald Trump Picks China Hawk Howard Lutnick As His Commerce Secretary
US President-elect Donald Trump nominated Howard Lutnick, the co-chair of his transition team, as his commerce secretary on Tuesday -- a choice set to bring a tougher stance on China from the incoming administration.
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Trump Names Howard Lutnick As Commerce Secretary In Key Transition Pick
President-elect Donald Trump nominated Howard Lutnick, the co-chair of his transition team, as his commerce secretary on Tuesday -- a choice set to bring a tougher stance on China from the incoming administration.
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India, US Sign Pact to Cooperate on Critical Battery Mineral Supply Chains
Indian Trade Minister Piyush Goyal and US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo have signed an MoU for the supply of lithium, cobalt and other critical minerals used in electric vehicles and clean energy applications.
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India, UK Ministers Discuss Plan To Take Forward Talks On Free Trade Deal
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal met UK Secretary of State for Business and Trade Jonathan Reynolds in Italy and discussed plans to take forward the negotiations on the proposed free trade agreement, an official statement said on Wednesday
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How US Is Preventing China from Using Its Technology For Artificial Intelligence
The Biden administration is proposing requiring US cloud companies to determine whether foreign entities are accessing US data centers to train AI models, US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said on Friday.
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US Senator Calls For Investigation Into 'Sewage Garlic' Imports From China
A US senator urged the government to investigate the national security implications of garlic imports from China.
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China "Not Our Friend, Biggest Threat We've Ever Had": US Commerce Chief
US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Saturday urged lawmakers, Silicon Valley and US allies to stop China from getting semiconductors and cutting-edge technologies key to national security.
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CBSE Asks School Heads To Submit Student Registrations For ICSI Commerce Olympiad, Check Details
The examination will be conducted on December 14, 2023 in MCQ mode for a 50 minutes duration.
-
Laptop, PC Import: Deadline Ends, Here's What Government Will Do Now
This marks a significant shift from the government's previous decision to require licenses for importing these products.
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No Restriction On Laptop Imports, We're Only Monitoring: Commerce Secretary
India will not impose the licensing requirement on imports of laptops and computers but will only monitor their inbound shipments, a top government official said.
